The incident occurred in the Cotswolds when Vance's large cavalcade of SUVs and police escorts stopped Kaleb while he was rushing to load wheat before the rain.
Jeremy Clarkson detailed the altercation in his column for The Times, describing how Cooper's tractor was halted by the security convoy. Rather than complying with the disruption, Kaleb ignored the blockade to get his load into the shed
“He arrived in a cavalcade of 27 massive black American SUVs and this was escorted by a shoal of British police remoras on motorcycles whose job was to shoo everyone out of the way. One of the people who they ordered to pull over was Kaleb Cooper, my tractor driver, but it was starting to rain and he urgently needed to get his load of wheat into the shed, so he invited his tormentor to eff off. And carried on regardless.”
“He arrived in a cavalcade of 27 massive black American SUVs and this was escorted by a shoal of British police remoras on motorcycles whose job was to shoo everyone out of the way. One of the people who they ordered to pull over was Kaleb Cooper, my tractor driver, but it was starting to rain and he urgently needed to get his load of wheat into the shed, so he invited his tormentor to eff off. And carried on regardless.”
And this one of the reasons why Kaleb is like so much by the English public, He doesn't care who you are if your in his way!
ReplyDeleteexactly, the same way I find most sensible hard working people are. No nonsense about getting the job done, despite some yob with a hundred escorts WASTING fuel and tax payers money to insure the yob arrives safely. It only takes one vehicle to do that. Not 26 SUVs and a shoal of remoras
DeleteOnly 26? At the Winter Olympics in Milan in February Vance needed no less than 45 emotional support vehicles.
DeleteI had to look up remora.
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